Feature of the Month Articles - Lincoln & Continental Owners Club

Tim Moore of Richmondville, NY was selected as the applicant with the “Best New Home”

Tim Moore of Richmondville, NY was selected as the applicant with the "Best New Home" for the 1978 Lincoln Continental featured in our LCOC website Classified Ads promotion. The goal of the current owner, William Green, was to find the best home possible for the...

Editor Emeritus Tim Howley Feted by LCOC

Tim Howley was the editor of Lincoln & Continental Comments since 1982, producing more than half of the Comments issues in the 64 year history of the club! He was recently named Editor Emeritus, giving him the freedom to continue contributing his talents and...

2017 Grand National Show Field LCOC Lincoln & Continental Owners Club Gilmore Car Museum

This is the 2017 Grand National Show field for the LCOC, LOC, and LZOZ at the Gilmore Car Museum sorry there is not more video of the whole meet. Comments is enabled on this post if you would like comment. Please share this link and check out the other videos posted...

Classic Car Trouble Fortuitously Forges a Decade Long Friendship

John and Jeanne Talbourdet started their LCOC experience with a good ’66 4-door convertible, making many friends along the way, but lusted after the 1940 and 1941 Continental. After years of searching and dreaming, in 2005 they purchased Walter & Carol Webb’s 1941...

Fun in the ‘59

As many LCOC members know, my first car was a ’59 Mark IV convertible. After several requests to document the thrill of ownership here goes. I started looking for a ’58 or ’59 convertible in the spring of 1966, armed with only a psychotic lust for a Mark II and a...

The Tim McManus Story

Tim MacManus was master of ceremonies at the LCOC National 2016 Western Meet in Westminster, Colorado and an important member of the Rocky Mountain Region Committee that organized the meet. He was born in New York City in Forest Hills, just beside Brooklyn. The family...

Low Mileage 1979 Continental Mark V in Missouri

Recently, I was surfing the internet looking at Lincolns. Some of the most beautiful motorcars ever produced rolled off the Lincoln assembly line, and I like to look and admire. One of the cars I stumbled across was a 1979 Mark V. The turquoise paint caught my eye, so...

Lincoln Motor Car Heritage Museum Update

The Lincoln Motor Car Heritage Museum ended the year on a high note, the donation of two automobiles to the museum’s growing group of classic Lincolns. Of equal significance, three separate groups from the Lincoln Division of Ford Motor Company visited the museum. The...

On the Lincoln Highway

The Lincoln Motor Car Heritage Museum in Dayton, Ohio Mid-America Meet, June 15-19 kicked off the year 2016 in spectacular fashion. There were fifty-eight cars registered for judging and another twenty-one for exhibition. What I liked most about this meet was the...

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